New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-28
BALFOUR TOO LENIENT FOE THEN.
UNIoNIsTs WANT VBRIEN REARREsTED.

THE FIGHT ~ IRELAND GOES BRAvHLY ON MEAN
TIME-AN INsPECrOR's SKULL SPLIT BY A WOMAN.
LONDON. Sept 27-Intense irritation s manifested in
Conservative and Dissden circles the alleged laxy
OF the Irish Executive in failing to follow up the proc
lamations against branches OF the League number OF
Unionst members Of the House Of Commons repro
sentaons to Mr.. Bafour thst he should not permit Mr..
OBren to continue his nccndiery speeches.
Mr. Balfour referred the Crown Counsel the Ques-
ton whether procedure under the Summary Jurs
dictou act prevent convicted person repeating
offence during a provisional release bail II the
opinion Of the counsel allows the Government the
slightest footing the arrest Of Mr. OBrsn will follow
and attempt will be made to inprison him until tho
appeal from the sentence pronounced at
h eos & a. ne ne .h "m o. rrs
lish members OF Parliament who have been present at
meetings it being alleged that such me
liable under Riot the charge OF felony and
he compelled to forfeit their seats In Parliament for
the members In question several of prom.
sed to speak meetings OF suppressed branches OF the
The Irish Landlords have hit upon a method to
check operations under he Plan Of Campaign. hey are
attaching the banking deposits and company shares OF
non-paying tenants In the Dublin courts to-day the
Judges granted writs Of attachment against the shares
OF three tenants In public companies
LIMERICK. Sept 27-Military and police present
TO day at the eviction Of Michael Lanand family from
their holding Colonel Meadows's estate at Ardna-
cushra. In this county The Lanes made stubborn
sistance. and during the struggle Mrs. Lane. with a
directing the OF eviction. Mrs. Lane her husband
ard brother were arrested.
When The police threatened his place Lane cared them
10 come on When they yanoed he fought the IN with
club His brotherin law assisted him the po.
lice They were finally overcome by the police and their
arms were held and they beaten into condition OF
non -reslstanee with the butt ends OF guns.
DUBLIN Sept 27.-The eviction campaign on the Pom
sonby estate opens tomorrow. Mr. OBrien. Mr. La
bouchere and other members Of Parliament will be
ent to witness the evictions
number Of The rails the railway between Cork and
Youghs, whca the police had to traverse in order to
reach the PonsOnby estates Cork for the purpose
OF aiding n the rvctons there torn up last hight
The telegraph wires were also cut
ortnighy meeting Of the Irish National League
in this city today fnglishmen were enrolled as
members Lord Mayor Sullivan. who presided at the
press the League dismal failure. All the affairs OF
the organization. he said. were Ia prosperous condi-
tion. Mr. sullivan congratulated tho League upon the
fact that every proclaimed branch was continuing IN
hold meetings usual. although some had been In er
fered with The movement stronger than ever In
consequence OF the Governms petty persecution. He
did not know what action would he taken against the
officers of the branches but he was certain all
would do their iury.
Lord Mayor sullivan has written asking to be admitted
tiona Ie ene He conrratnls,es he people Of Mtohes
town their conduct In resisting the operations o the
Crimes act
CORK. Sept 27.-At the hearing in the Mitchestown n
inquest to-day Sergeant Brennan stated that be had
charge OF the police who went to the assistance OF the
party escortng the Government reporter toward the
speakers platform. The reporters helmet was pierced
with stones witness said and witness himself struck
with stones and maued with sticks When he reiresed
to though. the building would be levecd
the heals Of the police by the crowd aud he fired in
the direction OF the crowd and where body was found
He aimed 10 kill.
AT this statement groans were uttered by the spccta-
tors in The coro was asked 10 clear
the but he refused 10 do since the beginning
OF inquest and Mr.. Harrington have each
received several letters hire tenng revenge upon them
for their manner In conducting the caSo